Vikings, Eagles Wait Around To Play Postponed Game
While the Minnesota Vikings ate cheesesteaks and acted like tourists, the Philadelphia Eagles savored a division title they clinched from their couches.
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While the Minnesota Vikings ate cheesesteaks and acted like tourists, the Philadelphia Eagles savored a division title they clinched from their couches.
The postponement of Sunday's Vikings game in Philadelphia is the latest batch of news for the Vikings.
The NFL moved the Vikings at Eagles game from Sunday night to Tuesday because of an expected blizzard that could dump more than a foot of snow on Philadelphia.
By the time the Philadelphia Eagles line up to play the Minnesota Vikings, they may already have clinched the NFC East title.
One gift the Minnesota Vikings won't be getting this holiday season is a spot in the NFL playoffs. The deflated Metrodome roof is symbolic of the Viking's deflated Super Bowl hopes. This year, has been purple pain, and thankfully just two games are left, including one this
Leslie Frazier counted Brett Favre out once before. He's not about to do it again.
Minnesota Vikings cornerback Antoine Winfield has been fined $7,500 for a hit on Bears quarterback Jay Cutler on Monday night.
Brett Favre has missed his second straight day of practice. Vikings coach Leslie Frazier says his quarterback is still showing symptoms from a concussion.
Adrian Peterson is not concerned that playing on a bruised thigh would cause long-term damage, and he hopes to be on the field this weekend against Philadelphia.
The Minnesota Vikings are preparing this week as if Brett Favre won't be able to start because of a concussion that knocked him out of the last game.
The Metrodome roof repair job may be bigger than first anticipated.
There were no big revelations on prospects for a Vikings stadium bill after a meeting between Democratic Governor-elect Mark Dayton and Republican legislative leaders.
Vikings coach Leslie Frazier is not yet ruling Brett Favre out for the rest of the season.
On Tuesday afternoon, Governor-elect Mark Dayton will sit down with Republican House Speaker-elect Kurt Zellers to discuss the future home of the Minnesota Vikings.
WCCO's Eric Nelson spoke with some Vikings players about what it was like playing outdoor football in Minnesota.
